CN1909797B - Method for making a dual-textured food substrate having large seasoning bits - Google Patents
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Abstract
Method for making a dual-textured food substrate having large seasoning bits whereby the Bits are substantially adhered to the food substrate, or chip. A first topping comprising large seasoning bits and a dry adhesive is applied to a cooked chip having a first texture. The topped, cooked chip is then heated to a temperature such that the dry adhesive undergoes a glass transition and flows down around the bit to the bit and food substrate contact point. The topped, cooked chip is then subjected to changed process conditions, such as cooling, the adhesive hardens, and a bond is formed between the chip and the seasoning bits. A second topping having a second texture is then placed and melted onto the chip. The food ingredient properties are optimized to provide a shelf-stable dual-textured food product.
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Background of invention
1. with reference to related application
The application is the subsequent application of the 10/696th, No. 970 U. S. application of application on October 30th, 2003, and its disclosed technology contents provides at this, and is only for reference.
2. technical field
The present invention relates in basic unit, adhere to three-dimensional bits, chip, bulk, or the method for fritter particularly relate to the method for the three-dimensional condiment piece that adhesion is big in dessert basic unit, and this bulk fully adheres to described basic unit.Particularly, the present invention relates to the method for making two-sided quality, having the dessert of top layer.
3. description of related art
Food particle often adds food to, especially in the heart.Tortilla chips, pretzels, biscuit, puffed rice and a lot of other food have the flavoring that is applied thereto usually during processing.Usually the flavoring that uses with powder type comprises salt, cheese, capsicum, garlic, French spices (Cajun spice), ranch, sour cream and onion, or some other flavorings.Yet, the flavoring of undesirable accumulation is arranged on the sidewall of dessert bag and bottom usually, client seldom is desirably in the dessert top and replenishes flavoring as a result.Because flavoring is insufficient to stick on the thin slice, thereby separates.This separation problem has increased the size and the weight of individual particle.
A kind of method that addresses this problem in the past is by using oil to make adhesive, particulate flavouring being adhered to bottom or basic unit.For example, authorize the 6th, 534 of Kazemzadeh, a kind of seasoning piece of 102B2 U.S. Patent Publication, after extruding and cooking, this seasoning piece at high temperature immerses in oil and the seasoning slip.Then that product is dry-coated with flavoring, or with the heat that all has flavoring or room temperature under oil ﹠ fat spray, perhaps oil ﹠ fat be used for flavoring is sticked to surperficial in, flavoring is coated in its surface as dusting.Yet a defective only using oil is that the adhesion strength of traditional oil mixture is not enough to big three-dimensional bits is adhered to substrate surface.In some occasion, expectation is with big three-dimensional bits, because they can wrap up the dessert thin slice, to imitate the food that another kind has top layer, this food comprises the Piza with top layer, dries junket pungent cornflakes, or fried tortilla, but is not limited thereto.
The constituent that is used to adhere particulate to the another kind of prior art on the food is, as authorize the 3rd of Blackenstock etc., 689, No. 290 United States Patent (USP) is disclosed, utilizes the coating agent comprise the dried starch syrup solid that the food top layer thing of small particle size is adhered to basic unit.The patent disclosure of Blackenstock the particle size of food top layer thing be the 12-100 mesh, it is corresponding to 0.150 to 1.68 millimeter (0.0059 to 0.0661 inch) particle size range.And these are the smaller particle size that adhere in the basic unit.The adhesive undercapacity is to adhere to thin slice with a large amount of big three dimensional particles.
The 2002/0187220A1 U.S. Patent Application Publication a kind of maltodextrin that comprises, edible surfactant, solvent, the edible particles adhesive of polysaccharide and a kind of modified starch.Yet this invention is a purpose with the nano sized particles adhesion obviously.This invention shows that preferred particle size is less than 650 millimeters.So, this invention can not be with the relatively large thin slice that adheres to.
European patent EP 0815741A2 discloses the constituent that flavouring is adhered to the another kind of prior art on the food, and the disclosed hot melt constituent of this patent comprises starch, for example starch syrup, maltodextrin, or the starch handled of amylase, and plasticizer, for example polyalcohol or poly-acetic acid.Similar with other invention, this invention design can be with powdery particulate additives salt for example, sugar, and cheese powder and ranch flavoring adhere on the food.Similar with other invention of the prior art, this invention can not adhere on the thin slice relatively large.
Another method that adheres to the prior art of big food dressing and spices is flavoring to be placed on the biscuit of not oven dry.Like this, then cheese flavourings material and other spices are dried into dough.Yet, before just adding flavoring, wish to adhere particulate to the dessert thin slice of cooking substantially, for example during tortilla chips, can not use this method.
Therefore, need in the reality a kind of with bulky grain seasoning piece, fragment, bulk, or fritter adheres to the method for food substrate.This method should allow dessert food to show that imitation has the barment tag of the food of top layer, quality, and taste, and strong separating resistance.This method should be suitable for production line, and wherein the step after the food substrate of bottom is cooked is substantially added bulky grain.
Food composition typically is sealed in the sealing packaging for foodstuff, and packs interior relative humidity near balance with this.The two quality of verified very difficult realization or many quality dessert, this is typically to absorb moisture evaporated from having higher moisture down to the food composition with softer ground because have than low water content so that have the food composition of frangible quality.
When absorbing water than the food composition of low water content, its change non-friable.When the food composition of higher moisture is dewatered, its hardening.Because water transport, the snack food product of two quality are difficult to have long storage life.
The water content of food composition is typically measured by water activity (" Aw ").This Aw is by following equation definition.
Aw＝P/Po
The vapour pressure of water in the P=food wherein
Po=is the vapour pressure of pure water under the same conditions
This Aw is the system that is used for biological support and chemical reaction, the quantitative measure of free Free water.According to what of Free water in the system, has the Aw degree significant change of two different food components of identical water content.If water content is higher, flexible quality composition has the Aw above its envionmental humidity, and then, water trends towards evaporating from food composition, thereby causes the food composition sclerosis.Similarly, if water content is lower, the fragility quality has the Aw that is lower than its envionmental humidity, and then it trends towards absorbing moisture, thereby causes the food composition deliquescing.For example, in the airtight container that has 50% relative humidity at first, a soft cheese that will have 0.92Aw is placed on the frangible biscuit with 0.10Aw.Through after a while because dehydration, soft cheese quality hardening, and with the container environment near balance.Yet, owing to absorb the aqueous vapor of evaporation, the quality deliquescing of this frangible biscuit, thereby with the container environment near balance.As a result, two kinds of food compositions lose the quality of its hope.And except that quality changed, moisture changes can cause other undesirable effect, comprises growth of microorganism, retrograde reaction and organic variation.
Have the food of top layer for the multiple quality that needs adhesive, problem is mixed.Because aquation and heated drying subsequently destroy internal structure, the adhesive systems based on water that is used for food substrate is brought negative influence for quality.And, if,, destroy the fragility of thin slice based on the adhesive of water because aqueous vapor is transferred in the food substrate from adhesive particularly in moisture state coating.In addition, because the moistening food substrate of oven dry causes the loss of fragrance.As mentioned above, the adhesive based on oil can not adhere to food substrate with the seasoning piece of bulk particle.As a result, for a long time, the food manufacturer is difficult to packing many quality food and prolongs its shelf life storage.Many trials of preserving two quality food have been described in the prior art.
The 4th, 401, No. 681 U.S. Patent Publications are a kind of to be used to avoid moisture from the high-moisture method of low moisture phase transfer in opposite directions.For example, this patent disclosure will have 22 to 24 conversion coefficients and a HM the starch syrup solid combine with the pizza baste, to avoid between the shelf-life water transport from baste to the pizza top layer.Yet the patent of the disclosure fails to instruct a kind of minimized method of moisture of transferring to frangible quality from softer ground via headroom that makes.The patent of the disclosure is limited to having between two kinds of compositions of different high-moistures provides direct barrier layer.
The 4th, 853, No. 236 U.S. Patent Publications are a kind of have at housing parts fruit ingredient hard ground first and have two quality food of anti-preservation of second portion of the differing texture core segment of oil-containing water emulsion.The disclosure patent fails to lecture the outer chewy and the outer crispy quality of the food with top layer.
The 4th, 961, No. 942 a kind of dough compositions of U.S. Patent Publication with most anti-preservation quality.This patent also discloses a kind of softness, anti-filler cooky and the hard shell dough of chewing, and wherein the shell dough comprises a large amount of sugar.Its unexposed dough that is used for savory snacks.
Same by a kind of highly filled water suspended emulsion, coating composition of comprising of the 4th, 913, No. 919 U.S. Patent Publications that patent agent of the present invention acted on behalf of with solids content of at least 40% percentage by weight.The outer surface aqueous coating of dessert.Dry this coating, so that frangible outer surface is provided and anti-ly chews inner quality.The disclosure patent fails to lecture a kind of outer chewy quality.
The 5th, 405, No. 625 a kind of biscuits that fill up cheese of U.S. Patent Publication with the frangible shell that comprises potato flakes and pre-agglutination ground rice.In one embodiment, this filler is moist, and will not fill cheese by expanded or dissipation, and snack food product is dried or microwave.The disclosure patent fails to lecture the outer chewy quality.
The 6th, 500, No. 474 U.S. Patent Publication is used the heating liquid coating, so that further coat the food with predetermined coating, the predetermined coating food products sheet that will scribble liquid subsequently is connected with the bulk particle, has the basic belt food of bulk coating continuously so that form.The disclosure patent is not lectured the quality of outer crispy.
Therefore, need a kind of making to comprise fragility food substrate and anti-two quality of chewing the anti-preservation of top layer, have the method for the snack food of top layer in the reality.This method should be used anhydrous and not have oily adhesive, and this adhesive can adhere to oarse-grained seasoning piece on the fragility food substrate of cooking substantially.This method should make the water activity in the food composition minimize, and should will minimize to the moisture that the fragility food substrate shifts from the anti-top layer of chewing.
Summary of the invention
The present invention adopts the combination that is blended on the seasoning piece and is placed on the dry powder adhesive on the food substrate, and wherein adhesive experiences glass transition, and the contact between piece and piece and food substrate flows downward.Subsequently, processing conditions changes, and adhesive experiences another kind of glass transition, reverts to the amorphous solid that makes the adhesive sclerosis and the seasoning piece is adhered to the food substrate surface.
Therefore, the present invention proposes a kind of method, and this method can adhere to dessert basic unit with big condiment piece, thereby obtains appearance, quality and taste that imitation has the food of top layer.In addition, this fast method provides a kind of top layer of stronger anti-separation.And this method can be implemented by the food substrate below cooking afterwards.
The present invention also provides a kind of minimized method of moisture that shifts to the fragility food substrate from the top layer on softer ground that makes.To the food composition characteristic optimizing, so that at least two kinds of different quality to be provided.The food composition characteristic of optimizing can be a water content, water activity, and sorption slope.
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The specific characteristic of proof performance of the present invention is set forth in the appended claims book.Yet, below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, with reference to the detailed description of following illustrated embodiment, the present invention self with and the use of preference pattern, other purpose and its advantage will be very easy to understand, wherein:
Fig. 1 shows the schematic diagram of an a kind of embodiment of new technology.
Fig. 2 shows the isothermal curve map of the water adsorption of main component in one embodiment of the present of invention.
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With reference now to Fig. 1, one embodiment of the present of invention is described.It is in 30 inches the blender or cylinder 10 that flavoring, spices or illustrative bits 12 and adhesive 14 are mixed together in diameter.As using here, big condiment piece 12 is food grade seasonings, and wherein the percentage by weight of piece is at least 5%, and diameter surpasses 1.7 millimeters, and this diameter is substantially between 1.7 to 17.0 millimeters.In a preferred embodiment, preferably under the temperature of 23 to 32 ℃ (74 to 90), vegetable oil 16 sprays into cylinder 10, so that coating seasoning piece 12, and as interim liquid adhesive 16, and promotes bonding between dried adhesive 14 and the seasoning piece 12.In optional embodiment, before interim liquid adhesive 16 is sprayed into cylinder 10, be heated about 43 to 60 ℃ (109 to 140 °F).Employed interim adhesive 16 can be any adhesive in the prior art, and this adhesive includes, but are not limited to
Corn oil, soya-bean oil, cottonseed oil, or palm oil.Selectable, oily substitute can be used as interim liquid adhesive 16.Its objective is coating seasoning piece 12, so that during mixing promote to combine, up to these dried 14 experience glass transition stages of adhesive with dried adhesive 14.Can use any interim liquid adhesive 16 that satisfies this purpose.The example that can be used as the oily substitute of interim adhesive includes, but are not limited to glycerine, propane diols, ethanol and its mixture.Granular size as dried fruit adhesive 14 is enough little, and/or there is abundant hole in single fritter 12, and/or fritter has suction portion or oil is outside, does not then need interim liquid adhesive 16.
Commercially available condiment piece 12 comprises the surface texturisation vegetable protein, spices vegetables piece, or color lump.Bac ' n Pieces for example
TMThe spices piece of Bachon Flavored Bits can be from Sparks, MD's
Obtain in some local grocery stores.This condiment piece also comprises corn flour independent or combination or wheat flour.Therefore, the condiment piece can be by the surface texturisation vegetable protein, corn flour, and wheat flour and its compound are formed.In one embodiment, this condiment piece preferably has the water content less than 5%.
Be blended in subsequently in the cylinder 10, then seasoning piece 12 and adhesive 14 be sent to the first top layer unit 20.Can use by Louisville the top layer unit 20 that the Raque of KY makes.Corn-syrup solids is determined that by FDA as the glucose syrup of drying, wherein the sugared content of Jian Shaoing is 20 conversion coefficients or higher.In one embodiment, the preferred dried adhesive 14 that uses comprises the corn-syrup solids that has greater than 20 conversion coefficient, the corn-syrup solids of the conversion coefficient between more preferably about 20 and 50.This Dextrose Equivalent range can cause reducing chewiness, gloss and sweet taste.Can use conversion coefficient greater than about 50, but cause sweeter, good to eat flavour fading.Also can use many other carbohydrate adhesives, it includes but not limited to glucose, dextrin, maltose, sucrose, polydextrose and its compound.These carbohydrate can obtain from different suppliers, supplier comprises the Bridgewater of Kansan New Century, New Jersery, the National Starch and Chemical Company company of Danisco Cultor, and the Tate ﹠amp that is positioned at the London; LylePLC.In optional embodiment, can use the maltodextrin determined by FDA glucose syrup as drying, wherein content of reducing sugar is less than 20 conversion coefficient.Yet the maltodextrin of use can require to utilize steam, so that activate adhesive.By using corn syrup solids instead because aquation and heated drying subsequently reduce greatly, can keep frangible thin slice quality based on the adhesive of water or steam.So, use corn-syrup solids or other acceptable carbohydrate to cause the advantageous applications of dried adhesive.
And, although this invention is described with reference to fried table tortillas, include but not limited to thin slice, biscuit, the thin slice of baking, the dessert of extruding, or any food substrate of loose dessert can use.Before thin slice was put into deep fryer 30, this dough was made by any method in a large amount of standard methods of knowing in this area.Yet, can take a kind of new and unique comprehensive improvement for the dough and/or the dough composition of prior art, so that the fragility of the basic unit below strengthening with top layer.For example, in tortilla chip embodiment, can use preferably by have about 0.0020 and about 0.0030 millimeter between the gap, preferred use about 0.0023 and about 0.0026 millimeter between a kind of grinding coarse grain corn of making of the flour mill in gap.When corn mill becomes masa, grind coarse grain and require less shearing, in masa, reduce the quantity of starch gel gel, and increase the quantity of big ground corn particles.Bigger particle causes the thin slice quality to keep bigger coarse grain, to transmit strong frangible thin slice.During fried, less gel provides thin skin covering of the surface.In addition, bigger ground corn particles causes more division, and this is more outstanding in thin skin covering of the surface.When frying dough, the water in the dough can be discharged as steam via these divisions, causes forming the thin slice that has than low water content.Lower moisture content chip causes frangible quality.And this food comprises less steam and gathers during fried in thin slice, and quantity and size that this further reduces the blibbing that produces further cause frangible quality.Preferably, percentage by weight be dough about 2% to 10% between starch add dough to so that during masa production, absorb more water.In one embodiment, use waxy corn starch.And, when during fried, water base when discharging, produce less and more blibbing, thereby cause frangible quality.In dough, use the low glutelin flour of the percentage by weight between preferred about 2% to 35%, can obtain to influence the performance of sense organ.In one embodiment, use wheat flour.
Typically, compress dough products between the relative rotary pelleting machine roller of a pair of close positioning, therefore provide clamping point, pass this clamping point, dough forms sheet.Then for example cut this dough, so that form desirable article shape by the cutting roller.Selectively, dough or masa push and are cut into desirable lamella shape.After dough or masa cutting, this thin slice is transmitted towards oven and via this oven.This thin slice should toast, so that obtain the pre-cook moisture content between 22% and 30%.For this reason, this thin slice is placed on the conveyer belt.After the baking, the thin slice of shaping has increased in order to put it into the hardness of deep fryer 30.In one embodiment, before fried, the thin slice that toasted is exposed to preset time in the ambient atmosphere through an experimental stage with this thin slice, makes water balance.After the test, this thin slice is delivered to deep fryer 30.For this thin slice is sent in the deep fryer 30, this thin slice is removed from baking band or conveyer, and put into deep fryer conveyer 32.In a preferred embodiment,, utilize monolayer fryer 30,, and flake curling is minimized so that guarantee flat substrate because flat basic unit is easy to the coating of condiment piece 12.This monolayer fryer 30 has two bands; A last band and a following band.When passing deep fryer 30 and move, this basic unit is positioned between two bands.These two band systems minimize flake curling, when passing deep fryer and move, make thin slice keep flat.In the example of corn flour thin slice, this thin slice stops about 52 to 56 seconds time in monolayer fryer under the temperature of about 170-207 ℃ (338-404).It is fried uniformly that this monolayer fryer also can provide, and allows thin slice to produce compatible bubble and more uniform low displacement like this.As used herein, displacement is the water content after cooking with food substrate.In one embodiment, in monolayer fryer the displacement of fried thin slice preferably between about 0.5 to about 1.0%.On the one hand, fried in batches, cause different water content, bubble forms and final oil content.And the prior art displacement surpasses 1.0% usually.Lower displacement causes frangible thin slice.In addition, Gan Zao low water content thin slice comprises than the more surface oil of interior oil.This surface oil helps avoid thin slice (following argumentation) hyperabsorption moisture during top layer processing.In optional embodiment, can use any known deep fryer 30 in this area.After leaving deep fryer 30, this basic unit advances along open mesh conveyer belt 42, and is cooled near 100 °F to 150 °F.Because this temperature still surpasses ambient temperature, the water transport on chip substrate slows down.Those skilled in the art can discern, although many improvement are published in the preferred illustrated embodiment, utilizes the improvement that is less than disclosed dough composition and technology also can realize essence of the present invention.After thin slice is fried, then, condiment piece 12 and adhesive 14 are coated on thin slice 24 via top layer unit 20 or other top assembly.
Then, thin slice is sent into first baking box 40.A kind of impingement ovens is for example by Hayward, and the IMDJ45AS-1 type impingement ovens that the heating of CA and Heat ﹠ Control Pty Ltd. make can be used as first baking box.This thin slice is transmitted near 17 seconds via first baking box 40 on mesh (open mesh) driving-belt.The rising oven temperature of preferred about 190 to 232 ℃ (374 to 450) is used to excite the glass transition stage of dried adhesive 14 in basic unit.In one embodiment, the steam 44 between 6.9 to 34.5 kPas (1 to 5psi) is injected into first baking box 40,, adds the activation of rapid-curing cutback adhesive so that, reduce glass transition temperature via adding water vapour.In this embodiment, then thin slice leaves first baking box 40 along mesh conveyor belt 52, advances in second baking box 50, is added on the interior moisture as steam of first baking box so that separate.In second baking box 50, in the ascending temperature scope of about 190 to 232 ℃ (374 to 450), thin slice advanced on open mesh conveyer belt near 17 seconds.Can make second baking box 50 with first baking box, 40 model identical.
In optional embodiment, a baking box that does not only have steam is used to excite the glass transition stage of dried adhesive.In this embodiment, oven temperature keeps about 190 to 232 ℃ (374 to 450 °F).In addition, the same maintenance 34 seconds of the whole time of staying.In optional embodiment, can use the long or short time of staying, and higher or lower temperature.Only need enough time of staying and temperature, so that promote the transfer of glass in dried adhesive 14.A kind of by Hayward, the heating of CA and Heat ﹠ Control Pty Ltd. make
Impingement ovens can be used among the single baking box embodiment.Used at this, a kind of being used for means the adhering apparatus that the condiment piece adheres to basic unit when adhesive has about 4 to 8% water content, comprise adhesive (with baking box to corresponding) can between 40 ° to 60 ℃, experience the available carbohydrate of mixing that glass transition changes.Those skilled in the art recognizes, the glass transition temperature range relative water content of dried adhesive and changing.Water content is high more, and glass transition temperature range is low more.On the contrary, water content is low more, and glass transition temperature range is high more.So, if the water content of adhesive rises to more than 4 or drops to below 4, so corresponding glass transition temperature range also will change.Yet this variation should be thought in spirit of the present invention and protection domain.
Then, this thin slice advances in the outside of second baking box 50 along the mesh conveyor belt 72 that begins to cool down.In one embodiment, the thin slice cooling was near 30 seconds.These dried adhesive cold 14 but after-hardening, thus firm combining between condiment piece 12 top layers and the basic unit influenced.
In one embodiment, more than the glass transition temperature of dried adhesive 14, increase and heating condiment piece 12, then, below the glass transition temperature of adhesive 14, allow condiment piece 12, the step of adhesive 14 and basic unit's cooling can repeat to form composite wafer so that form.By repeating these steps, can add two-layer or multilayer condiment piece 12 to single base layer or thin slice.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, preferred second top layer, not necessarily, with the cheese of sheet form, as the cheese of top layer, or top layer cheese is applied to have the piece basic unit of top layer via the second top layer unit 60.Comprise second top layer that is different from first top layer of fritter, have the fusion temperature lower, and do not require that other adhesive adheres to basic unit with second top layer than first top layer.In one embodiment, second top layer with second quality comprises the quality softer than first quality of crispy substrate.A kind of cheese analog of anti-the preservation is published in the United States Patent (USP) of the 10/649th, 825 sequence number, and arranges WI, and the special component of Beloit is as second top layer.
Fig. 2 shows the water adsorption or the isothermal curve map of desorption of main component in one embodiment of the present of invention.The water adsorption thermoisopleth represent to absorb moisture COF water content and with the curve map of the relation between the Aw of the food composition of special steady temperature.X-axis is represented Aw, and Y-axis is represented the moisture percentage of main food content.Fig. 2 represents the example of a chip moisture adsorption isotherm 202 and adhesive sorption thermoisopleth 204.Adsorption isotherm is represented the curve map of the relation between the Aw of food composition of the water content of the food composition that dries out and special steady temperature.Fig. 2 represents a kind of cheese analog of anti-preservation water adsorption thermoisopleth 206.As used in this, sorption slope is defined as the absorption or the desorption slope of particular water activity value.This sorption slope is steep more, and water absorbing properties is high more.On the contrary, this slope water crossing is flat, and the food composition absorbent properties are low more.So, the food composition on anti-softer ground of chewing comprises the sorption slope steeper than friable food product content, so that the control water transport, this is favourable.For example, in one embodiment, adhesive sorption slope 204 is steeper than chip sorption slope 202.Because the steep sorption slope 204 of adhesive, this adhesive helps to cushion basic unit and absorbs moisture.Therefore, in one embodiment, crispy chip substrate sorption slope 206 is always steep not as cheese sorption slope 202, and steep not as adhesive sorption slope 204 usually.
The second top layer cheese analog has the fresh Aw between about 0.40 and about 0.50, and the heating Aw between about 0.3 to 0.4, and comprises the sorption slope steeper than the sorption slope of the described crispy substrate of Fig. 2.A kind of fresh Aw is the cheese Aw before the cheese fusing.The Aw of heating is the cheese Aw of cheese after (following argumentation) fusing on the crispy substrate.And, can use a kind of wetting agent at least at second top layer, shift from the second soft top layer so that further suppress moisture.Wetting agent is the composition that promotes moisture absorption and preservation.Employed wetting agent includes, but are not limited to glycerine, propane diols, sodium lactate, sodium acetate.In addition, other water bonding system, for example cellulose can be used in second top layer.Second top layer comprises at least a wetting agent between 10% to 40 % based on the second top layer weight, about cellulose of 1% to 5%, or its combination at least.
Return Fig. 1, it can be to have same model and type with the first top layer unit 20 that second top layer is provided with unit 60.Behind coating second top layer, then, this thin slice enters the 3rd baking box 70.The 3rd baking box 70 is preferably by St.Louis, a kind of infrared ray Raymax 1525 that the Watlow Electric Manufacturing Company of MO makes.This thin slice enters the 3rd baking box 70 on mesh conveyer belt 72.This thin slice advances near 60 seconds via the 3rd baking box 70 stops of the oven temperature with about 82 to 1380C (180 to 2800F).In optional embodiment, can use than weak point or than long residence time and higher or lower temperature.This time of staying and temperature only need to be enough to melt second top layer of setting.Then, the 3rd baking box 70 that this thin slice leaves on the mesh conveyor belt 92 advances, at this, from oil or other liquid adhesive of top and bottom jet atomization.Be different from interim adhesive 16, provide more permanent adhesive with the purpose of liquid adhesive, so that condiment is combined with thin slice and top layer.Can use a kind ofly by Amherst, the model that the GOE-Avins of NY makes is the injection oil applicator 80 of #OSM-5000-BP-3065.Although the liquid adhesive of many types comprises lard and other animal oil, vegetable oil also can be used as atomized spray, and preferred embodiment is used corn oil or soybean oil.Liquid adhesive or oil should spray under the temperature of preferred about 43 to 600C (109 to 1400F) in the temperature that raises.Oil atomization subsequently, this thin slice passes condiment applicator 90, is coated on the thin slice both sides at this aromatic material particle 94.This condiment applicator 90 at first is applied to condiment 94 top side of the thin slice on the open mesh conveyer belt.Then, thin slice overturns on another mesh conveyor belt, and then to the opposite side seasoning.Can use by Toronto, Ontario, the model that the ARBO of Canada makes is 12 " * 20 " * 45 " a kind of condiment applicator.Then this thin slice is cooled off again, and send to packing 96.
The present invention is with reference to preferred embodiment, shows especially and describes, and under the prerequisite that does not exceed essence of the present invention and protection domain, those skilled in the art understands for different the variation easily of the present invention.
Claims (47)
1. method that adheres to big condiment piece on food substrate, described method comprises the steps
A) dried adhesive is mixed with some three-dimensional condiment pieces, so that form adhesive-piece mixture, wherein said condiment piece diameter is substantially between about 1.7 to about 17 millimeters;
B) cook the food substrate with the surface that can be coated with described condiment piece, wherein said food substrate comprises first quality;
C) described adhesive-piece mixture is applied to described food substrate;
D) described adhesive-piece mixture is heated on the glass transition temperature of described dried adhesive, wherein said glass transition temperature is between about 40 ℃ to 60 ℃, described in addition dried adhesive comprises about water content of 4% to 8%, and described dried adhesive comprises that having conversion coefficient is selected from least a in corn-syrup solids, glucose, dextrin, maltose, sucrose, the polydextrose between 20 to 50; And
E) described adhesive-piece mixture is cooled to below the glass transition temperature of described dried adhesive, to such an extent as to described dried adhesive hardening and described condiment piece adhered to described food substrate;
F) second top layer that will have second quality is applied to described food substrate; And
G) described second top layer of fusing on described food substrate.
2. the method for claim 1 also comprises the steps:
H) liquid adhesive is ejected into described food substrate, and
I) the condiment powder is applied to described food substrate.
3. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, the cooking by fried realization the in monolayer fryer of food substrate described in the step b).
4. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, cooking by toasting of food substrate described in the step b) realizes.
5. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described second top layer has the fresh water activity between about 0.40 to 0.50.
6. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described second top layer has the heating water activity between about 0.30 to 0.40.
7. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described second top layer comprise percentage by weight account for described second top layer about 10% to about 40% between at least a wetting agent.
8. method as claimed in claim 7 is characterized in that, described wetting agent is from by glycerine, propane diols, and sodium lactate is selected in the group that sodium acetate is formed.
9. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described second top layer also comprises about cellulose of 1% to 5%.
10. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate has first sorption slope, and described second top layer has second sorption slope, and described second sorption slope is steeper than described first sorption slope.
11. method as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, described adhesive has the 3rd water adsorption slope, and the described first water adsorption slope of wherein said the 3rd water adsorption slope ratio is steep.
12. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described second top layer also comprises a kind of cheese analog.
13. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate is by comprising the dough making of grinding coarse grain, and wherein said grinding coarse grain is made by the flour mill with the gap about 0.0020 to 0.0030 millimeter.
14. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate is by comprising that the dough that adds starch makes, described interpolation flour be dough weight about 2% to 10% between.
15. method as claimed in claim 14 is characterized in that, described starch comprises waxy corn starch.
16. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate is made by the dough that comprises low glutelin flour, this low glutelin flour be dough weight about 2% to 35% between.
17. method as claimed in claim 16 is characterized in that, described low glutelin flour comprises wheat flour.
18. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, the food substrate in the described step b) comprises the preceding water content of cooking between 22% to 30%.
19. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, the condiment piece in the described step a) comprises that percentage by weight is less than about 5% water content.
20. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, the composition of described condiment piece is from by textured vegetable proteins, and corn flour is selected in the group that wheat flour and its mixture are formed.
21. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described condiment piece has the 3rd quality, and wherein said second quality is softer than described the 3rd quality.
22. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate is in the product water content that has after the step b) between about 0.5% to 1.0%.
23. the method for claim 1 is characterized in that, described food substrate is in the water content that has after the step g) between about 0.5% to 2.0%.
24. snack food product of making by the described method of claim 1.
25. an anti-preservation snack food product comprises:
Have the cook food basic unit of first quality, wherein said food substrate also has flat substantially geometry, and described geometry has a upper side;
At first top layer that comprises on the described food substrate of dried adhesive, wherein said dried adhesive comprises that having conversion coefficient is selected from least a in corn-syrup solids, glucose, dextrin, maltose, sucrose, the polydextrose between 20 to 50; And
Some three-dimensional condiment pieces, wherein the described condiment piece of percentage by weight 5% has the basic diameter between about 1.7 to 17 millimeters that is at least, and wherein said seasoning piece is adhered to described food substrate by described dried adhesive;
Non-particulate second top layer on the described top side of the described food substrate with second quality, wherein said second quality is softer than described first quality.
26. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described cook food basic unit comprises fried food substrate.
27. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 26 is characterized in that, described fry basic unit cooks in monolayer fryer.
28. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, also comprises the condiment powder.
29. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described cook food basic unit comprises the food substrate of baking.
30. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described second top layer has the fresh water activity between 0.40 to 0.50.
31. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described second top layer has the heating water activity between 0.30 to 0.40.
32. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described second top layer comprise percentage by weight account for described second top layer about 10% to about 40% between at least a wetting agent.
33. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 32 is characterized in that, described wetting agent is from by glycerine, and propane diols is selected in the group that sodium lactate and sodium acetate are formed.
34. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described second top layer comprises the cellulose between 1% to 5%.
35. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described food substrate has first sorption slope, described second top layer has second sorption slope, and wherein said second sorption slope is steeper than described first sorption slope.
36. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 35 is characterized in that described adhesive comprises the 3rd sorption slope, wherein said the 3rd sorption slope is steeper than described first sorption slope.
37. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described second top layer comprises cheese analog.
38. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described dried adhesive also comprises some corn-syrup solids of the conversion coefficient that has between about 20 to 50.
39. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described food substrate is by comprising the dough making of grinding coarse grain, and wherein said grinding coarse grain is made by the flour mill with the gap about 0.0020 to 0.0030 millimeter.
40. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described dessert food substrate is by comprising that the dough that adds starch makes, described interpolation flour be dough weight about 2% to 10% between.
41. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 40 is characterized in that described starch comprises waxy corn starch.
42. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described food substrate is made by the dough that comprises low glutelin flour, this low glutelin flour be dough weight about 2% to 35% between.
43. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 42 is characterized in that described low glutelin flour comprises wheat flour.
44. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described three-dimensional condiment piece has percentage by weight less than 5% water content.
45. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, the composition of described condiment piece is from by textured vegetable proteins, and corn flour is selected in the group that wheat flour and its mixture are formed.
46. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that described condiment piece has the 3rd quality, wherein said second quality is softer than described the 3rd quality.
47. anti-preservation snack food product as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, the described food substrate with first top layer and second top layer has the water content between about 0.5% to 2.0%.
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